The Plight of Three Americans: The Wrongful Loss of Human Sovereignty

5:06 AM, December 5, 2024

OIG Hotline, I am informed that the DoD has deployed numerous mind-control modalities toward both of my sons and MX over time.  Two of those stratagems have been re-deployed over the last 24 hours, effectively rendering these three beloved people without the freedom to make their own choices.  I consider this to be an extremely serious matter.  

When people are robbed of their sovereignty, they are also deprived of their safety.  They cannot exercise free will in their own best interests, and they cannot appropriately defend against those who would attempt to wrongfully implicate them of criminality.  They are held hostage to the agenda of those who would discredit them and demean our family.  

Yet the family members of a whistleblower ought not to be taken hostage by a retaliatory and frightened DoD, nor should their will be kidnapped by a wayward President.   I have been writing about longterm concerns pertaining to the preservation of Americans' Constitutional civil liberties and human rights in perpetuity, not merely as a short term inflection point.  

And my point is this:  if we now sacrifice human sovereignty as a short term obstacle to DoD objectives, we will not later regain it.  Free Americans have not yet rendered themselves vassals of the military.  My sons and MX have signed agreements with the FBI and affiliate agencies under duress, agreements that have been rendered unenforceable in any court of law, whether civilian or military.  

So my family members have not abandoned their rights to personal sovereignty either.  And I think we as a nation need to ask ourselves, if the citizens of the United States believe that their elected governance has made a wrongful and injurious choice, does that elected governance assume the provenance to subsequently co-opt the ability of those self-same citizens to think for themselves, to reason independently, to make critical decisions for their own lives and the lives of everyone around them?  Does the United States President claim the Constitutional reach to usurp the express civil liberties of the American people upon which all of our freedoms depend?  Or is he accountable to the electorate, as we assume, and as the Constitution tells us?

I will be writing to your Office this morning in a confidential communication concerning this matter in the form of a request for injunctive relief from the Supreme Court.

Until that communication arrives before the High Court, I would respectfully request that President Biden direct the return of full sovereignty to both of my sons and to MX as well.  I further ask that such usurpations of independent and sovereign will never be undertaken toward my family members again, given the profound violation of human rights, individual dignity, and civil liberties that this assumption of provenance over human will represents.

Thank you for allowing me to express these most serious concerns.

Most sincerely,

Lane MacWilliams